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7:00 AM

Unit 4B wakes up cold.

Solutions - Property Management

Keep residents, vendors, work orders, approvals, and owner updates inside one property-management workflow.

Genaya helps property-management teams run maintenance intake, dispatch, vendor coordination, billing, and reporting without splitting the property record across multiple systems.

Work order modelTicket to closeout
CoordinationResidents + vendors
ReportingOwner-ready visibility
A day on Genaya

One property day, from a cold apartment to a closed ticket

Follow a single Tuesday at a property-management company that runs on Genaya. Every moment below is the same platform and the same record - tenant, vendor, owner, and ledger, with no re-typing.

7:20AM

A tenant calls before the office opens

Nora in 4B wakes up to a cold apartment and calls the office line. Nobody is in yet - so the AI receptionist answers, gets the unit and the symptom, and opens an urgent work order before the first coffee is poured.

8:05AM

The work order finds its vendor

The coordinator opens the day to a triaged queue, not a voicemail box. WO-2318 goes to Lakeside HVAC - the preferred vendor for the building - and their acceptance lands back on the ticket in minutes.

10:40AM

The team member works the checklist

The Lakeside team member checks in at the unit - Nora already got the heads-up text automatically. The furnace checklist ticks down on their phone, photos land on the work order, and the office watches it happen live.

1:15PM

The repair crosses the line - the owner taps approve

The motor pushes the repair past the $500 auto-approval limit, so Genaya routes it to the owner with the quote and photos attached. Renee approves from her phone in 12 minutes - no phone tag, no stalled ticket.

3:30PM

The cost posts to the owner ledger

The vendor bill is recorded once and flows everywhere it belongs: onto the work order, into the Aspen Court owner ledger, and into the July statement - with the approval trail already attached.

5:00PM

The survey goes out while the heat is on

Closing the ticket fires a one-tap satisfaction survey to Nora - while the fix is still warm. Her five stars land on the work order, and the portfolio score ticks up before dinner.

6:30PM

The portfolio closes the day in one view

Twelve tickets open, rent at 96 percent, every unit accounted for. The evening dashboard shows the whole portfolio - what happened, what it cost, and what the owners will see - with nothing left to chase.

Day closed - every ticket, dollar, and owner update reconciled
One platform

Every unit, vendor, and dollar on one record.

Tenant calls, work orders, approvals, vendor bills, and owner ledgers share the same property record - so the office and the owner always see the same truth.

Behind the day

Genaya turns property-management workflows into one connected service and reporting system.

The platform links intake, scheduling, work tracking, vendors, invoices, and analytics so teams can manage each property issue from first report to owner-ready closeout.

See how it works

Property-aware records

Work orders start with the right property, unit, resident, and ownership context already attached.

Vendor and internal coordination

Assignment, routing, and follow-up happen inside the same operating workflow instead of across text threads and inboxes.

Reporting that reflects operations

Owner updates, service history, and invoice readiness come directly from the work that actually happened.

Product Demo

A property-management board where work orders, vendors, and owner reporting stay connected.

This workflow shows how Genaya can support a property issue from resident intake through assignment, approval, and financial closeout.

Request
Resident and owner intake
Water leak reportedUnit, resident, urgency, and property contact captured in one record.
Move-out inspection issueBilling responsibility is attached before dispatch starts.
Dispatch
Vendor coordination
Preferred vendor assignedAssignment and schedule stay visible to the property team.
Internal team member fallbackCoverage gaps are surfaced before the request slips.
Approval
Work order decisions
Repair quote pendingOwner approval stays attached to the underlying issue.
Scope adjustedNotes and follow-up remain visible to every stakeholder.
Reporting
Closeout and billing
Invoice issuedFinancial follow-up comes from the same service history.
Owner summary sentCloseout reporting reflects the actual operational timeline.
Property contextAttached from intake
Vendor stateVisible by work order
Owner reportingOperationally grounded
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What you get

The modules property teams run on

Each capability ships inside Genaya - one login, one property record, no integration project.

Property and stakeholder records

Keep buildings, units, vendors, residents, and owner-facing accounts visible from one workspace.

Inside GenayaCompanies + Clients

Work orders with dispatch context

Assign maintenance work with schedules, territories, and status visibility built in.

Inside GenayaAppointments + Schedule

Approval and service governance

Track who approved what, what changed, and how work moved before it reached closeout.

Inside GenayaTasks + Ops Config

Invoice and owner-ready reporting

Connect financial follow-up and reporting to the work-order history teams already trust.

Inside GenayaInvoices + Reports
Tomorrow, 7:00 AM

Run tomorrow's portfolio on Genaya.

Book a walkthrough to see how Genaya supports maintenance intake, dispatch, approvals, and billing in one platform.